About the 2003 Leisure First manual
The 2003 range kept the classical construction principles the Eriba Touring caravan was designed around 45 years earlier — the strong steel frame, aerodynamic design, superb towing characteristics, light weight and low, garageable profile — while continuing to update the interior design and equipment. Touring Standard, offered as Puck, Triton and Troll, used a smooth aluminium exterior with classical frame furniture in a warm Italian Alder decor and locker doors framed in solid wood. The sportier Touring GT, also with smooth aluminium sides, carried the state-of-the-art curved furniture in pear wood decor across twelve different layouts, from the L-shaped kitchen of the Puck GT to the front and rear dinettes of the Troll GT 510 and 540.
What the manual covers
- — Touring Standard in Italian Alder decor; Touring GT in curved pear wood decor
- — Smooth aluminium exterior panelling
- — Solid wood locker door frames (Standard)
- — Twelve GT layouts across the range
- — Tubular steel frame construction developed over 45 years
Models in the 2003 range
Touring Standard and Touring GT were each offered as Puck, Triton and Troll body lengths, including the Puck GT, Triton 430 and Troll GT 510/540.